World War Seven Announces West Coast Representation

World War Seven welcomes new West Coast representation, Standard Goods & Services. The award-winning production company and comedy darling will now be represented by long time sales reps Cally Morton and Johnathan Wright.

Working alongside each other for ten years as sales reps at Anonymous Content, Morton & Wright branched out in 2021 to launch Standard Goods & Services. Standard represents directors, artists, and both production and post companies, including Iconoclast, Somesuch, Serial Pictures, Cabin Editing Company, Psyop, Blacksmith, Citizen, Shape + Light, and Academy & Emmy Award-winning Anonymous Content. 

WW7 was founded in 2010 by Josh Ferrazzano and director David Shafei, and is home to a boutique roster of acclaimed directorial talent. WW7 is known throughout the industry as a hub for offbeat, refreshingly funny, and visually subversive content. Always current and at the forefront of comedic commercial and branded filmmaking, their recent collaborations include spots for UberEats, Geico, Clorox, Dave & Buster’s, Snickers, Totino’s, Jack in the Box, JetBlue, and Death Wish Coffee, among many others.

Sloane Skala, executive producer at WW7, says of the new creative partnership with Standard Goods, “Cally and Johnathan approach advertising differently than everyone else. They are not only exceptionally strategic; they’re also experts who play by their own rules, and know which ones to break too - so we have that in common. We are incredibly excited to see what new ground we can break together.”

Johnathan Wright of Standard Goods & Services adds, “We’ve been following WW7 for a while now, and it’s been so exciting to watch them explode this year. WW7 is an incredibly talented group of people that fit perfectly within our roster of long time partners.” Cally Morton agrees. “We are genuinely huge fans of their talent, their work, and their ethos, so advocating for and representing them as a company is a pleasure. We’re thrilled to have them on our roster at Standard Goods.”